Mailmodo
Email MarketingConnect AI agents to Mailmodo, the interactive AMP email platform. Agents upsert contacts, manage list membership, trigger campaigns with personalization data, enroll contacts into journeys, and pull campaign performance reports.
What This Integration Enables
Mailmodo's bet is that email should be an app surface: forms, polls, and actions completed inside the inbox. An interactive email is only as smart as the data behind it, and that data lives in your product, your store, and your CRM, not in Mailmodo. FlowRunner agents supply the connective tissue: they keep contact records current with custom properties, fire triggered campaigns with personalization data, enroll contacts into journeys the moment external events happen, and pull the resulting engagement numbers back out for the team. - Sync signups and customers from apps, CRMs, and stores into contact lists - Fire transactional and triggered campaigns to a single contact with personalization data - Enroll contacts into journeys when external events occur, with data the journey's steps can branch on - Keep contact records current by upserting custom properties matched on email - Pull campaign performance metrics into reporting and alerts Enrolling someone into a journey commits them to a sequence of sends, which is why FlowRunner's [human-in-the-loop](/concepts/human-in-the-loop) step stands between agents and enrollment at scale. The data path deserves emphasis because AMP email raises the stakes on it. A static email with a stale merge field is embarrassing; an interactive form pre-filled with the wrong customer's data is a trust problem. Every Trigger Campaign and Trigger Journey call in a FlowRunner flow carries data assembled in the same run from the triggering event, not from a cache, so the in-email experience reflects the state of the world at send time.
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Use Case Scenarios
The welcome journey that starts at signup, not at import
A new customer appears in [Shopify](/integrations/shopify). The agent calls Add Contact To List with the shopper's details, then Trigger Journey to start the welcome sequence, passing the first purchase and product category as journey data. The AMP onboarding email that asks the customer their preferences inside the inbox goes out while the purchase is still fresh, and the answers land back in the stack through the form's own integration.
Leads from forms, followed up interactively
A [Typeform](/integrations/typeform) lead form fires. The agent upserts each respondent with Upsert Contact, merging their answers in as custom properties, and calls Trigger Campaign to send the interactive follow-up, an in-email poll qualifying their interest, personalized with the data just collected. Respondents who engage get routed to sales; the rest continue nurturing. The qualification step happens in the inbox instead of behind a landing-page click.
The engagement report that shows up Monday morning
On a schedule, the agent calls Get Campaign Report for the week's sends, collecting sends, opens, clicks, and interactions, the AMP submissions that matter most on this platform. It appends the metrics to [Google Sheets](/integrations/google-sheets) and posts a digest to [Slack](/integrations/slack) with the interactive-engagement outliers called out. The team sees which in-email forms actually got filled without anyone touring the dashboard.
Human-in-Loop Highlight
Trigger Journey does not send one email; it commits a contact to every send the journey contains, on the journey's schedule, with no recall once the sequence is moving. One misfired enrollment is an apology. A batch misfire is a reputation event: point an enrollment loop at the wrong list and thousands of contacts enter a sequence built for someone else, including contacts already mid-journey who now receive overlapping sends. So FlowRunner flows enforce a scale threshold. Single enrollments from a mapped event, one signup into the welcome journey, flow through, with the agent first checking Get Contact Details to avoid double-enrollment. Anything above the threshold, or any enrollment whose source-to-journey mapping is not explicitly configured, stops and posts: "912 contacts from the webinar list queued for the trial-conversion journey, 87 appear to be existing customers. Enroll the 825, all 912, or none?" The lifecycle owner decides. The agent supplies the count, the overlap, and the evidence; it does not get to spend the audience's attention on its own authority.
Agent Capabilities
8 actionsContacts
4- Add Contact To List Adds a contact to a specific list, creating the contact if it does not exist, with optional custom properties stored against the record.
- Remove Contact From List Removes a contact's membership in a given list by email, leaving the contact itself intact. The exit step when someone converts or opts down.
- Get Contact Details Retrieves a contact's fields, custom properties, and list membership by email. The check that prevents double-enrollment and stale writes.
- Upsert Contact Creates or updates a contact matched on email, merging supplied custom properties into the record. The standard write for keeping contact data current.
Lists
1- List Contact Lists Retrieves all contact lists with IDs and names. The discovery step behind list and campaign operations.
Campaigns
2- Trigger Campaign Sends a specific campaign to a single contact by email, with optional personalization data and list addition. The transactional-style send for one-to-one automation.
- Get Campaign Report Retrieves aggregate campaign metrics: sends, opens, clicks, and interactions. The read that feeds reporting and alerting flows.
Journeys
1- Trigger Journey Enrolls a contact into a journey by email, with custom data available to the journey's steps and conditions. The operation this page's human gate exists for at batch scale.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can FlowRunner do with Mailmodo?
FlowRunner agents can run Add Contact To List, Remove Contact From List, and Get Contact Details in Mailmodo, plus 5 more actions.
Does connecting Mailmodo to FlowRunner require OAuth?
No. Mailmodo connects to FlowRunner with an API key, no OAuth flow required.
Can Mailmodo trigger a FlowRunner workflow automatically?
Mailmodo doesn't currently expose triggers in FlowRunner. It connects as an action step inside workflows started by another trigger.
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